As far as I can tell, the pad sensitivity isn't so great, but it's not terrible either. Normally, there is a large difference in sensitivity between the large pad in the front and the thin pad in the back. With MPS-10, the difference is small. The sensitivity of the large pad in front is almost similar as SPD-SX, I think.

I used "VIC FIRTH - Omer Hakim model" in this video. Also, in other videos I used "VIC FIRTH - 85A" model. I feel there is very little difference between these (on weak hits), but I feel that "Omar Hakim Model" is better a little.

The cymbal pad is Pearl e/MERGE (EM-15CC), the kick pad is e/MERGE too (EM-KCPC). and the Hi-hat pedal is a Roland FD-9, as mentioned in the video.

1. MPS-10 can use up to 16 samples on one pad. You can use them in a variety of ways, such as stacking them using velocity or playing them in sequence each hitting. So, you can hear in this video natural sound changing with my play. It can't do this with 2 layers. 2. When registering a Sample to MPS-10, you can specify the BPM, Beat, and number of measures. KIT references that information.